Patrick and Janet test their marksmanship skills at this great shooting range. We talk with Dr. Crawley Stubblefield about what kind of shooting is available. They discuss different types of shooting including trap and skeet. Gun Safety is also a concern so Patrick and Janet review some safety tips you should always keep in mind.

Trent Evans and his son, Hunter, succeed at getting a big gobbler on some private property after several attempts. Trent and his son both go hunting and they both gain a lot from this activity. Attala County serves as the setting for this father and son experience.

Melvin Tingle head out to salt water with the crew of the charter boat “Double Trouble”. Troy Fountain guides this trip on a beautiful coastal morning. The days starts out a bit rough as the group almost loses a motor, but they quickly turn the trip into a success with Speckled Trout for Melvin.

Just below the surface of the earth lie hundreds of untold treasures, relics, and bottle caps. Metal detectors make this treasure hunt possible. We explore an old house site, a battlefield, and an empty residential lot to see what traces of the past can be uncovered. A father and daughter uncover something that has been waiting for them for over 140 years. We also visit with John Perkins, a Raymond native, whose years of metal detecting have produced some remarkable finds.

Was it a cow? Was it a dog? Or was it a Dinosaur? Any one can bring their fossils to the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science to have the experts tell them just what it is that they have found. You never know what you'll come across as Mississippians bring what they've found in their backyard.

7th and 8th graders learn how to monitor Mississippi’s watersheds for pollution from run-off. This event is coordinated by the U.S. Corps. Of Engineers and the Department of Environmental Quality. The students investigate Senatobia Creek and learn about the fragile environment and how water quality is tested and maintained.